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Can the water in the deaerator after major repairs still be used?

2008-01-23View Original

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The duration of major repairs is generally quite long. Can the water remaining in the deaerator be used during the phase of increasing temperature and pressure?
Reply #22008-01-23
It is best not to use it. After long-term parking, the water quality in the deaerator deteriorates, which has an adverse effect on the boiler when it is used again. Moreover, a small amount of water in the tank isn’t a big deal; it’s best to drain it. After major repairs to our boiler, we always require that the water be drained completely and replaced before using the boiler again

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